Child actor Aarush Varma, who portrayed the role of Pankaj Tripathis son, Vivek Mudgal, in OMG 2, is now hitting headlines after he signed a petition to change the rating of the film from A to U/A. Varmas performance in the film brought him to the limelight after the 16-year-old breathed life into a challenging character on the silver screen.Aarush on OMG 2 Aarush, in a conversation with the media, mentioned, “The petition was my moms idea. I remember seeing a character put a petition in a cartoon, and I joked with my mom, Maybe I should start a petition about OMG 2, and she said that it was actually a very good idea.Varma hopes that if the Censor Board accepts the petition, there could be a change in the rating. Varma also mentioned getting positive responses all over social media after he decided to sign the petition.#WATCH | On A certificate to the movie, OMG 2 actor Aarush Varma says, Obviously my first film was a big thing for me. I have regrets as Im not able to watch my first movie in the theatres. Sometimes it makes me feel angry and sad. But we cant do anything. I worked hard for… pic.twitter.com/940GTyVxqj— ANI (@ANI) August 20, 2023 Aarush expressed gratitude for the audiences reception and mentioned, “I havent watched the film yet, but a lot of people are praising my performance, so thats happy to hear. If I cant enjoy my own work, at least someone else will.”VIDEO | “Over 200 children auditioned for the role in this film. It was my luck that the makers liked my audition and offered me this film,” OMG 2 child actor Aarush Varma tells PTI. pic.twitter.com/AeQf8L1ndR— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) August 22, 2023 The debates continue to catch fireEver since OMG 2 was released, the masses have come forward to raise their voices and express their disappointment about the certification constraints imposed by the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Varma signed the petition on Change.org, which has now gained over 1300 signatures so far from the audience.Elaborating on the films significance, the makers of OMG 2 urged everyone to watch the film. From an educational point of view, the film addressed an important issue.
